Running a car dealership is already stressful, but it can compound when manufacturers throw expectations at you about wanting specific things done. They may expect you to remodel, update your technologies, or just generally change the aesthetics of your dealership.

Your car dealership's F&I department may already feel comprehensive in the products it's offered car buyers over the years. However, are you really sure you're providing the products customers want?

Running an auto dealership usually means trying to balance more than just selling cars. As you already know running a dealership, you have numerous departments that may need more business to bring a steady income. One major area where you can keep cash flow going is the parts and service department.

Every car dealer knows that the path from the initial sale of a vehicle to the final retail installment sales contract ("RISC") is filled with potential risks and pitfalls that can cause the dealer to run afoul of sales disclosure regulatory obligations. A good Business Manager can use menu selling ...

Sales of vehicle service agreements is the perfect way to increase your dealership's profits. If you're not serious about selling service contracts, you're leaving money on the table. Here are a few tips and tricks to promote vehicle service agreements—even with the toughest customers.

Finance & insurance are the cornerstone of a strong dealership. Only if you handle F&I properly can you maximize the sales available with each customer. But when dealing with such a variety of people day after day, it can be hard to decide what the best overall approach is.

What happens when a diligent Business Manager for an auto dealership encounters a hit on OFAC's list of blocked persons, on a Saturday? This article tells the story of one dealership confronting that scenario.

In a recent interview with Intelligent Insurer, Brad Kading, the president and executive director of the Association of Bermuda Insurers and Reinsurers (ABIR), did something you don’t hear much about, unfortunately, and that’s touting the proposition of reinsurance. And though reinsurance is his ...

If you've educated your dealership staff on all aspects of finance and insurance, it's time to look at how you present menu options to customers. Menu selling is almost an art form on its own in how you present it to car buyers.

Dealerships understand the importance of vehicle service agreements as it poses great benefits for both the dealership and the company. For instance, a vehicle service agreement is a great option for customers who have no disposable cash to invest in repairs. At the same time, vehicle service ...